Coastal Connections: Tourism and Visitor Management
In this Coastal Connections online workshop, we explore a range of strategies for managing how visitors engage with these treasured places.
date & time
Location
Virtual
Coastal Connections is a joint initiative between World Monuments Fund and English Heritage.
How is climate change affecting the tourism of coastal heritage sites and what challenges does this bring? In this workshop, we draw on case studies from around the world, with a particular focus on Northern Ireland, Scotland, and the Caribbean. Our panel includes Will Boyd-Wallis (National Trust for Scotland), Kirstin Lemon (National Trust), Andrea Richards (Caribbean Heritage Consultants), and Stephanie Ortiz (WMF).
Coastal Connections is a joint initiative between World Monuments Fund and English Heritage to facilitate knowledge exchange and best practice amongst site managers, communities and those who care for coastal heritage sites worldwide. Our series of workshops draws on case studies and real-world experience to offer new perspectives, broaden understanding and explore practical solutions for improving the sustainable management of coastal heritage sites.
Coastal Connections: Tourism and Visitor Management
In this Coastal Connections online workshop, we explore a range of strategies for managing how visitors engage with these treasured places.
date & time
Location
Virtual
Coastal Connections is a joint initiative between World Monuments Fund and English Heritage.
How is climate change affecting the tourism of coastal heritage sites and what challenges does this bring? In this workshop, we draw on case studies from around the world, with a particular focus on Northern Ireland, Scotland, and the Caribbean. Our panel includes Will Boyd-Wallis (National Trust for Scotland), Kirstin Lemon (National Trust), Andrea Richards (Caribbean Heritage Consultants), and Stephanie Ortiz (WMF).
Coastal Connections is a joint initiative between World Monuments Fund and English Heritage to facilitate knowledge exchange and best practice amongst site managers, communities and those who care for coastal heritage sites worldwide. Our series of workshops draws on case studies and real-world experience to offer new perspectives, broaden understanding and explore practical solutions for improving the sustainable management of coastal heritage sites.